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Nancy Wynne Hears of Parties Galore for Debutantes
She Tells of the Private View at Acddehiy
I And Other Unusual Affairs
MARY BARTOW is to be introduced
this week j in fict, I never have
heard anjthlnj like the number of par
tics there arc this season. There nre
not so many debutantes as last year by
a long slslit. but the parties Reem to
be unending:, one affair after another
announced for this nnd that debutante.
Mary's parents, the Joe Bartows, will
(tire a dinner-dance for her on Wedncs-
diiv
Moriorle Gibbons is having: n Bplcn
MA lime! Sho is the daughter of
Dr nnd Mrs. John Gibbons, of Media
and Philadelphia, and her father, you
remember, was abrond with Base Hos
pital No. 10 for two years during tho
ff Marjorlo was introduced at a ten In
June. Sho was given n dance, together
with Sydney Biddlc and Mary Ilow
knd by the Charles Biddies last month,
and besides a number of other parties
she Is to be guest of honor at a dinner
Since to be given tomorrow night by
Mr. and Mr.. James Willcox. Sophie
larnall will be another bud who will
share the honors wlt'J Marjorlc at tho
dinner-dance. She is having a very
rood time. too. In fact, there nre din
ners nnd theatre parties galore. I
don't kce how thoo debutantes havo a
minute to breathe.
THE Academy of Flno Arts is to
have its annual water color and
miniature exhibition on November 0 at
8:30, and I think it wl 1 bo very
interesting, in iact x u.uyo ..m.
thoc parties extremely good fun. You
always pee so many people nnd have
Mich a good time. The hostesses of tho
runtne will be Mrs. Gideon Boerieko.
Mrs. Ailolphn E. Boric, d. Mrs. Jnspcr
Teates Brlnton. Miss M lllcent Dann.
Mrs. Hneer Elliott. Miss Alice B.
Bwing. Miss Bcatrico Fenton. Miss
Harriet Sartain and, Mrs. Alfred G. U.
Btecl,
The Academy is also to have an
artists' evening and private view com
bined on November 13, and thcro will
be dancing that night.
SPEAKING of artists' evenings and
such affairs reminds me. Have I
told you about the party the Women
Writers arc to have for their meeting
on November 1? Imagine it! Not a
member will be admitted to the affair
if she is dressed one hour older than
ten vears. In (.ther words, it s a Phli
dren's pnrty and they arc to play T'd
dledy Winks nnd Jacks and Jack
Straws nnd bob for apples nnd other
wise behave like anything on earth but
women writers. However, I have been
to mot of the affairs the members ot
that club give, and, believe me, they
sie worth going to. If only to see tho
dlRiiified cditori, of papers and maga
zititr. advertising managers and artists
behaving like anything but dignified
creatures.
For instance, n wee bird has told me
that one woman whose name is well
known in the writing world will appear
in full long clothes, n knitted sack nnd
a cap upon her flaxen curls. Another
Ins a pink nnd white checked Dolly
Drake frock mid another such n re
markable costume, one of those well,
no, I guess I won't tell It beforehand,
becauN." it won't be so funny when you
do !ec it. They nre going to have nuts
and upplcs and candy for cats, and as
far as I can see the Women Writers are
atmnt to enter upon their second child
hood. OF ALIj unique cutcrtnlnmcnts, the
one the Franklins wlll'glve on No
vember 2 will take tho lead. And why?
Simply because it is nu election night
party, nnd for tho first time women
arc to have nn active part in politics,
nml nn Mr. nnd Mrs. William BuCl
Franklin have planned a buffet supper
for their friends at their homo in Ard
jnore, and I have no doubt news of the
returns will be brought In nil through
the evening.
My, but wasn't tho last election ex
citing! We went to bed thinking
Hughes was to be our next President
and woke up to find Wilson was still
in, or rather was in again. Few of
us have nny doubts of this November
election, but no one can h,e sure, and
to it will be an exciting time.
T SAW Mrs. Wilbur Pnddock Klapp
in her car on Chestnut street one
day last week. She was very smartly
dressed in dark blue, and her hat was a
largo velvet model of that same shade.
She wore u handsome fur piece in snblc.
TEACHER had told all the children
to bring their birth certificates to
school with them. Miss C went
the length of tho class collecting said
certificates, nnd when Mary's name was
not forthcoming, exclaimed: "Where's
your certificate?" "W-w-why, I for
Rot It," replied Mary, hulf in fright.
Then you must go homo and get it,"
said Miss C , determined to make
Mary remember. The little girl hur
ried home (home being two doors away).
Mother, on seeing her back so early, ex
claimed in surprise, "Why, sweetheart,
what briugs you back this tlrao of
day?"
"Cause," said Mary, "Miss C
Wants to know why 1 was born."
NANCY WYNNE.
SOCIAL ACTIVITIES
Mrs. Snowdon Samuel will attend as
matron of honor at tho wedding of Miss
Anita Merchant Evans, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Powell Evnns, of the Welling
ton, and Mr. Henry Allen Adims. which
will take place on November 4, at 3:30
oclock, in Old St. David's Church. St
Sa,Y'ds. The bridesmaids will be Mlsa
faith Hutchinson, Miss Mary Norrls,
MIsh Adelaide S. Newlln, Miss Jessie Da
-0Nta, Miss Harriot Brown, .of Balti
more, and Miss Beatrice Pollack, ui
Washington and Newport. A reception
"HI follow at Errollton, the" home of
the bride's parents, nt Devon.
Mrs. J. Hutchison Scott, of 1821
Bprueo street, has issued Invltntlons for
Invitstioni
or Announce
Uodirute I'rlrw m menti
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ELECTION NIGHT
Ballroom
i Bellevue-Stratford
All Election News
will bo received by
special wire, Western
Union Telegraph
Company, and shown
on screen
BEGINNING 7:00 P. M.
TO CONTINUE WHILE
IMPORTANT NEWS IS BEING
RECEIVED
DINNER SUPPER
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a luncheon oh Tuesdny, November lGIn
honor of Miss Elsie du Puy Hirst
laughter ot Dr. and Mrs. Barton Cooke
Hirst
Dr. nnd Mrs. deorso Fales Baker will
entertain at dinner, followed by n
theatro party, on December 28, In honor
of Miss Virginia Benson Carter.
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Atwater Kent
Will entrrljiln nt dinner tnnlirht nl fholr
homo. West Hills, rdmor'e. In honor of
mrs. jveniH Pisier, miss ruainno ijucas,
daughter of Mrs. Samuel Lucas, of Ard
tnore, who wilt bo married to Mr. T.
Loamlnar Smith, nn Hnlllnlnv. In HI.
Mary's Episcopal Church, Ardmoro. The
Kuroin win inciuag jur. ana Mrs u urin
ton I.uenn, Mr. and Mrs. Galloway C.
Morris. Mr. nml Mri. Ttnhrt r rinihlor.
Mr. and Mm Curtis Livingston Clay,
Mr. and Mrs. Francis Clark Grant. Mr.
Cmirtlnml Smith, of New Yorlt, and Mr
Robert Forsythe. of Baltimore', Miss
Lcnoro Lucas and Mr. Woodburn Potter.
Mrs. James V. P. Turner, of 16 Mac
Pherson avenue, Mt. Airy, will give n
dancing tea on Monday, December 27, nt
tho Ar.orn, to introduce her daughter,
Miss A. Heleno Turner. Mrs. Turner and
Miss Turner are nntertnlnlno- ns their
puest for n, fortnight Mr. Bobert M.
l'nttu, of Blackbury, Va.
The 'wedding of Mies Annlo Ellraboth
Cooper, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Alfred
Conner, of Cnpo May, tqok placo nt noon
on Saturday to Mr Arthur Nelaon Ferris,
of New York. Tho ceremony was per
formed In the Mnthodlst Episcopal
Church, tho Rev. John D. Hnrrls, D. D.,
a former pastor, omclntlnp, assisted by
the present pastor, the Rev. J. W. Wain
wrlcht ...M.TC' I1" R- Dick wilt five a talk on
the Hfo and poems of Joyco Kilmer, and
Mr. Frank Oglesby will aim?, at tho
First Moravian Church, Fnlrmount nve
nuo bjlow Seventeenth street, tomor
row evening, at 8:16 o'clock. This per
formance la to be given for the benefit
of the Brickcnstcin fund of Linden Hall
Seminary.
Mr. and Mrs. John Gilbert will give a
dlnner-danco at Red Toy, Rydal, on Fri
day, November 5, in honor of Miss Helen
Sewell. daughter of Mr and Mrs-. Rober:
bewell, of Ardnaree. Rydal, and not Oc
tober 29, as has been announced.
Miss julla Berwina and her niece.
Miss Margaret B. Dunlnp, who have
been spending severnl weeks at Whlto
Sulphur Springs, W Va., since they
closed their villa at Newport, R. I will
return to their home, 102 South Twenty
flrst street early in November.
Mr. and Mrs. William Frederick Hols
man, who bnvo been the guests of Mr.
and Mrs. Robert Emmott Hare, of
Stonyhurst, Strafford, havo left for
Washington, whero they will spend the
winter.
Miss Catharine B. Knight, who has
been spending several months at her
cottage at Cape Mny, will return early
In November to her home, 1605'Chcotnut
street.
Mrs. George Jeffrey Bergen has leased
thp former home of Judge Charles U.
McMlchael, 2110 Pine street, for tho
winter.
Mr. nnd Mrs. Charles' F. Berwlnd
ore spending tho wlnttr at the Aldlne.
Mr. Francis Casey, of South High
land nvenue. Merlon, gavo a dinner of
olRltt covers nt the Manufacturers Club
on Wednesday evening.
Mr. and Mrs. George FnleB Baker re
turned last week to tholr home. Old
Oaks, Bosemont, from tho Adlrondacks,
where they havo beon spending tho
summer. Mrs. Baker left yesterday for
Lakewood and Now York, nnd will bo
away until me nrsi weeit in iNOvemoer.
Mrs. Charlea Slnnlckson. of Rose-
mont, who has been spending u short
time nt Atlantic City, returned on Sat-
uruay.
Miss Heleno Boll, of Now York, who
linn been spending tho week-end with
Mrs. Herbert uoomui. or st Martins,
Chestnut Hill, has returned to Tuxedo
Park.
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MISS MARY BARTOW
Debutante daughter of Mr. nnd
Mrs. Joslnli Blaeliwell Bartow, of
Stenton .avenue, Chestnut Hill, who
will bo introduced at n dance on
Wednesday evening
ALONG THE MAIN LINE
Mrs. Horace Allen nnd her son. Mas
ter Armand Allen, of Missoula, Mont.,
are spending the winter with .Mrs. Al
len's father anil mother-in-law, Mr. nnd
Mrs. Joseph F. Allen, of Bryn Mnwr ave
nue. Bala.
The Woman's Club of Cymvyd he.Id :i
meeting on Wednesday afternoon, which
was In charge of Dr. Samuel u.
Schmucker.-who spoko on "Tho Migra
tion or uimb."
Tho "Tea Btfx." for the boneflt of tho
memorial building, runu at Old Lan
caster road and Montgomery avenuo
has again been opened, different mem
bers or tho ciui) tauing cnargo each day,
Mr. and Mrs. Boss C. Cormick, of
ucacom lano, lelt on riaay lor l'anama,
Mrs. Harold Beeves, of Sablno and
Dudley avenues, Narberth, gavo a party
io the following members of her Sunday
school class on "Wednesday afternoon:
Miss Patience Wolbert, Miss Susan
Reeves, Miss Ella Ross, MIbs Thelma
Dodge, Miss Cynthl.a Lodge, Miss Elma
Reese and Mlsa Gladys Grover.
ALONG THE READING
Mrs. William Hastlo Smith. Jr., of
Oak Lane, will be at homo to the mem
bers of the Oak Lane Bcvlcw Club this
evening. Mrs. Smith Is the recontly
elected president of the senior section
of tho club.
Mr. nnd Mrs. Wlllard Georgo Kluge, of
Montclalr, N. J., who have spent tho
week-end with Mrs. Kluge's parents, Mr.
and Mrs. John C. Perry, of Elklns Park,
are now nt tholr home at 9 Sutherland
road, Montclalr, whero they will receive
their friends after November 1. Mr.
and Mrs. Klug?, whoso mnrriage took
nlaco late In the summer, havo recently
returned from Ihe Adlrondacks, where
they spent a month nt a camp.
Tho first autumn meeting of tho
Woman's Club of Wyncoto was held on
Wednesday atternoon, lonowea Dy a re
centlon "and n musical nrocram. con
tributed by Miss Esjelle Hughes nnd
Mrs. Vance Peters Mrs. Henry Spald
ing, the newly appointed president, re
ceived the members and their friends.
Mrp. Austin P. aoodacro has an
nounced tbo marriage of her daughter,
Miss Ethel Rantledge aoodacro, to Miv
Clarence Herbert Brightly, of Now York?
on Wednesday, October 20. Mr Brightly
was formerly a resident of Oak Lane.
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JJM
Suits
Plain and Fur-Trimmed
Marked by tho
beauty of graceful
lines; by rich silk
linings, and in many
instances by the
most luxurious of
fur trimmings. The
opportunity for
satisfactory choos
ing from a wealth
of charming modes
was never greater.
Fabrics include
Evora, Veldyne,
Duvetyne, Bolivia,
and Fortuna cloth.
65 to '345
The rich elegance
of the, Fall Fabrics
lends itself equally
to the plain tailored
modes (some of
which have been
specially designed
for women to wear
with their own
furs), or to hand
some furs that are
deservedly popular.
A spleridid varied
showing marked by
distinction of mode.
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MISS ELEANOR VOGELS
WEDS MR..G. HINDNIAN
Marriage Takes Place at Home
of Bride's Mother Bride
groom From Indiana
A wedding of social Interest will b
Bolemnlied very quietly at 4 o clock this
afternoon when Miss Eleanor Stockton
Vogels, daughter of Mrs. Edward Page
Vogels, of 2422 Spruco street, will bo
coma the bride of Mr. Walter Gould
Hlndman, of Vlncennes. Ind.
Tho-ceremony wilt be performed uy
the Rev Joseph L. N. Wdire. of St. Pat
rick's Catholio Church, Twentieth and
Locust streets. In tho presence of the im
mediate families of tho bride and bride-
groom ai mo nomo ui hid unue d... .......
Tho bride, who will bo given In mar-
rlago bv her brother. Mr. David Sellers
Vogels, will wear n gown of white satin
MAVM..t ,ut rtar1fl Tin, veil Will be
I composed of point applique lace, which
i will extend, to the end of tho long court
I train and will be surmountedby a Dutch
I cop of duchess l"c with a clusi- or
orango blossoms. Sho will carry a shower
bouquet of lilies of tho valley, white
sweet peas nnd orchids.
Mr. Hal Kimoau oeai, oi umuiiiuim
will bo best man. . .. . ,
A small reception will follow for rela
tives and a fow Intlmato friends. After
a wedding Journey the bride and bride
groom will be at home after November 1
at 2209 Spruce street, where they have
leased an apartment.
YOUKILIS GOLDMAN
A pretty home weadlng took placo
yesterday wnen mib r.uzaunni um
man, dmighter of Mr and Mrs. Bar
nett Goldman, of 2921 Columbia avenuo,
wo. marrbrl io Mr. MorrlB YOUklllS. Of
Greenvlllo, Miss., the ceremonv being
performod by the Rev. Marvin Nathan.
Th bride woro a gown of white satin
with tulle veil and carried a shower
bouquet 'f roses nnd lilies of tho valley.
Thero wore nc brldcmalrts, but Miss
Florence Berftld and Miss Florence
Cantor were flower gills. Among those
present at the reception were: Mr. nnd
Mrs. M. Flnkelsteln and Mr. and Mrs
J. Goldman, of St Louis. Mo. ; Mr. and
Mrs. Carl Hlrschfleld nnd Mr and Mrs.
Jack Hlrschfleld. of New York ; Mr. and
Mr. m. ninmond. of Brooklyn : Mr. and
Mrs. J. Berfeld, Mr. and Mrs. L Can
tor, Mr. and Mrs. Albert Goldman. Mlsw
J-e.ah Wlschoff nnd Mr,
1VL. 1X11 A. Ul
rironuivn Afr n. weildlnc trln to New
York and St. Louis, Mr. and Mrs. You
kllla will (to to Greenville Miss,, where
they will make their home.
SCHAEFFER nAPPAPORT
Miss Rose Bappanort. daughter of Mr.
and MrE. Mark Rappaport of 2016
North 'Twenty-fifth street, was married
yesterday to Mr. Herman Srhacffer by
the Rev. Dr. Levlnthal. The bride,
who was given In marriage by her
father, v. ore a traveling costume of bluo
iluvetyno nnd hat to match. Those
present nt tho reception Included Mr.
Louis Schaeffcr, Mr. nnd Mrs. B. Butler.
Mr. and Mrs. J Schncfftr. Miss Betty
Schaeffer. Mr. and Mrs. Albert Block,
Mr. and Mrs. Kdwnrd Ergang, Mr. anil
Mrs. B. Gutman. Mr. and Mrs. M. Knhn,
Mr. and Mrs B. Sockett Mr. and Mrs.
M. Sobel, Miss Elsie Rappaport. Miss
Doris Rappaport, Miss Clare Rappaport,
Mr. and Mrs H. Gutman. of Wilming
ton. Del., and Mr. Benjamin Rnppaport.
After tho wedding trip to New York.
Mr. nnd Mrs. Schaeffer will be nt home
after November 1 at 2016 North Twenty-
fifth street.
G OLDBEBO JAFFE
An attractive autumn wedding that
took placo on Saturday evening was
that of Miss Esther Rella Jaffe, daugh
ter of Mr. and Mrs. Emit Jaffe. of 3821
North Bouvler street, and Mr. Charlea
Ooldbcrg, of New York. The ceremony
was solemnized in Apollo Hall, 1710
North Broad street,- with the Rev.
Samuel Fredman. of the Beth El con
gregation, officiating The bride was
given In marriage bV her father, and
her sister, Mlsa Helma B. Jaffe, was her
only atendant. The bridegroom had for
best man Mr. David Jaffe, the brlde'n
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brother. A reception followed tho cero
mony, Mr, and Mrs. Goldberg, upon
their return from their, wedding tour,
will occupy apartment- on West Dia
mond street until the completion of tholr
new homo. Mr. Goldberg served over
seas one year with tho 544th Engineer
Corps.
BHOADS 15PPBIOHT
Tho wedding of Miss Marian E. Epp
right, dnughtcr of Mr. George Epprlght,
of 4640 Fleming treet, Roxborough, nnd
Mr. Walter R. Rhonds, of 48 Jefferson
street, West Manayunk, took placo on
Saturday evening nt tho parsonage of
tho Emmanutl MethodlBt Church, Man
yunk. Tho pastor, the Rov. George B,
Rurnwood, performed the ceremony,
which was followed by a reception for
the families at tho home of tho brlde'a
father. Mrs. Frank Martin was ma
tron of honor, nnd Mr. Notiinin Epp-
r ght. tllA lirfrln. Thrntlior tttfici V..,bI mr.n
Mr" nml M1-'- Rhnnds will spend tho
iciiiuinui-r pi ma autumn traveling, and
UP.1 ,ll,cAr. "turn they will bo at home
nt 1510 Fleming street
WEIL JACOBS
.. A ,"rtty wedldng wan solemnized at
Vi.,nomo. ot. Mr nna Mrs- M. Jacobs.
1B27 Columbia avenue, o"n Saturday
evening, when their daughter, Miss
J,;c,Va zlT- wns matricd to Mr. David
Well, of 37-3R North Nineteenth stroet.
bV the Rev. Tfnrrv W l-ilon.. ..u.i.,nn.
nibbl of tho Rodeph Shalom Temple,
nroad and Mount Vernon streets. Mr.
Jacobs gave his daughter in marriage
nnd her sister, MIsh Florence Jacobs,
was bridesmaid. Mr Abe Well was
h's brother's best man. A reception fol
lowed tho sorvlce. Mr, nnd Mrs. Well
left on a phort trip and will be at home
after November 1 nt 2818 North Camac
street Among the out-of-town guests
wero: Mrs. Snmuel Sabath, of Red
Prank. N J.; Mr. and Mrs. Irving J.
Mendelsohn, of Wllkes-Barrr; Mr and
Mrs. A. Boss, Miss Hannah Lowry nnd
Jir Paul Lowry, of New Yont. 'ino
brldegrom scrcd overrenn with the
United States Infantry through the late
war.
FOX BROOKE
Miss Leonora Brooke, daughter of Mr.
nnd Mrs. William E. Brooke, of 20SI
North Fifth ntrect, became the bride of
Mr. Benjnmln Fox, of 1110 North Fortv
flrst Ftrect last evening nt the homo of
the Rev. Benzlon Hoffman, rabbi of Ihu
final Mesne congregation, who per
formed the ceremony. Miss Jeanne Fox,
sister of the bridegroom, attended the
bride, and Mr. Jacob Brooke, the bride's
b5.tn,,r; ,WI? bost ,llan Th0 bridegroom
arid bride left on a wedding tour and
yr"vTbo.,at.Jl?omo nfter Navcmber J 5 nt
49 North Hirst Ktrrnf Mr P. ..-., ..
in tho United States navy' through tho
nuim nun
NORTH PHILADELPHIA
Mr. and Mrs. Jules Mastbaum, Mr.
Jacob Lit and Mr. A. Isaacs aro spend
ing a fortn'ght at French Lick Springs.
i-.M7,,- ,9halfQnt and daughter, Miss
Ethel Chalfont. of Sixteenth and Mas
ter streets, are cntortntnihg Mrs. P
Lewis and Miss Gertrude Lewis, of
Pittsburgh, for a fow weeks.
.h?iI-5?d Mre- S wilier have closed
their cottage on Derby avenue, Ventnor.
on"? TSri?Co,Up.ylnR.thclr city home, at
901 North Sixteenth street
??Jl nd Mrs; nerman Brav, of 1933
,i .Br?acl slreet' havo returned from
a trip to Niagara Falls and Canada.
miiim
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George Allen, inc.
1214-Chestnut Street 1214
Announce
For Today and Tomorrow
Sale of Fine Velvet Hats
at $10.00
Regular $15.00 Values
Specials for Monday
and Tuesday
50c Dorin French Face Powder, 40c
Mary Garden Talcum Powder, 30c
Quelques Fleurs Toilet Powder, $1.00
25c Lamb's Wool Puffs, 20c each
Pure Olive Oil Castile Soap, $1.00 doz.
Roger & Gallet Violet Water, $1.45
Flesh Colored Dress Shields, 25c
Smart Tailored Skirts, $12.75
All-Linen Sport Handkerchiefs, 50c
New Georgette Blouses, $8.50
Ladies' Pure Silk Hose, $2.50
HeatherbloomPetticoats,Special,$2.95
French Chenille Spot Veiling, 85c
Ladies' Lisle Ribbed Vests, 3 for $1.00
85c Turkish Bath Towels, 60c
D. M. C. Crochet Cotton, 30c Ball
2-Quire Box of Stationery, 50c
35-InchFincSilkMessaline,$1.50yard
Real Irish Lace Collars, $3.00
$2.00 Washable Duplex Gloves,
$L50 Pair
Allen's French Hair Nets
10c each. $1.00 a dozen
MAIL ORDERS PROMPTLY FILLED
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BOXBOROUGH
Among the Interesting autumn wed
dings will bo that of Miss Myrtle Silver
wood, daughter of Mr. and Mrs Walter
BilverWOOO, OI Ol uiwii ; - ---
B Henson Moyer. of Ridge avenue,
which will take place on Wednesday
afternoon. November 17, at the homo
of the bride's parents. Tho bride will
bo attended by her sister. M ss Helen
Hllverwood, and Mr. Wayne Moyer will
bo his brother's best man.
TIOGA
Mr. and Mrs. Carl A. Bogge, of 1332
Lycoming street, entertained on Satur
day.evcnlng at their home In celebration
of their first wedding anniversary. Their
guests Included Miss Edna C, Jackson,
Mlrt Margaret Mcrxowell. Miss Letltla
Dumn. Mr. Balph Sloan, Mr. Frank A.
Konncdy. Jr., Mr. Russell Musser. Mr.
William Helnecke, Mr. nnd Mrs Herbert
V Jordan. Mr. and Mrs. O. Martin Blt
tcl, Mr. and Mrs. Howard Beynolds nnd
Mr. nnd Mrs. Otto Bogge.
Mrs. Arthur Possehl. of 1017 West
moreland street, is entertaining the fol
lowing at cards this afternoon nt her
home: Mrs. Elmer Bowers, Mrs. Busse 1
Savin, Mrs. Reed Savin, Mrs. frank
Paul. Mrs. Robert R. Porter, Mrs. Ilay
mond E. Brooks and Mrs. Bobert Mc
Allister. WEST PHILADELPHIA
Mr. and Mrs Aldores Blchmand, of
2111 South Frazler terrace, are receiving
.nntrrniitlntlnnH unon the birth of a
daughter, Mildred B"rnlco R'chmand.
Tho engagement of Miss Margaret Mil
ton White, 3G26 Walnut street, nnd Mr.
Boy J. Scheelz also of this city, was n
nounced Wednesday evening by Mts3
White's mother, Mrs, L. Morton White
nt n large H.illfween n.ii-tv Amonc t'vi-e
nronent were Miss Mildred Oleb. Miss
Betty Archer, Miss Dorothy Green, MIb
Marl St'irz. Mls Helen Manning. Ml
Bob White. Mrs. Edna Lafrec, Mr. Hu
bert Carbe. Mr Charles Poolcv, Jr.. Mr
Stover Hartzcl, Mr. John Pappiger, Mas
ter Morton Lafrco and Mr. nnd Mrs.
George Scheetz.
SOUTH PHILADELPHIA
Mr. Morris Dlshler.' ot 133S South
Fourth street, announces the engage
ment of his daughter, Miss Minerva
Dlshler, to Mr. Nat Caplnn, 820 Vino
street
Miss Nan SUMvan, of 1714 Morris
itreet spent the week-end at Mauch
Chunk.
GERMANTOWN
Mrs. Jack A. Bobcrts, of 134 West
Upsal street entertained at a tea at her
home on Friday afternoon In honor of
her guest, Mrs. Butler, of New York.
Announcement Is made of the mar
riage of MIbs Anna A. Hlffner. of 6505
Germantown nvenue, to Mr. Elmer E.
Nlckol, of 1469 Sparks street, at ths
homo of the Bev Dr. H. A. Relyea. pas
tor of tho Logan Methodist Church
Window Shades 65 C
Roof Paint, gallon... 85 C
Best Paint, all colors.S2.50
DUDLEY'S. 52 N. 2d St.
3
4917 North Twelfth street, at noon on
Saturday, Thero were no attendant.
Aftor a trip Mr. and Mrs. Nickel will
be nt homo dt 1459 Sparks street
(DELAWARE COUNTY
Mr. and Mrs. IL H. Houston, Mrs.
Charles Houston, 2d, nnd Miss Marjorle
Black Houston aro guests at the Choi
fonte Hotel, Atlantic City, for a few
days,
Mr. nnd Mrs. William H. Easby nnd
their daughter. Miss Mary Easby, ot
Media, will spend the winter with Mr.
and Mrs. Lewis W. Easby at their homo
in Narberth. Miss Mary Easby has en
tered the Woman's Medical College.
YARDLEY
A social meeting of the Civic Club was
held Thursday afternoon. A, paper on
"Individual Besponslbllity to the Club"
wns given by Miss Nellie Gerton, and
a talk on "Club Responsibilities to the
Town" was given by Mrs, Thomas B,
Holmes, of Trenton. Tea was served by
Miss Emma Howell, Mrs. M. E. Glgle.
Mrs, Harry Arncl and Mrs. Josso E.
Hnrper.
Market St. fib. 10th 11 A. M. to 11 P. M.
CLARA KIMBALL YOUNG
In Ethel Barrymore'n cennattonal nuccens
"MID-CHANNEL"
Third Vok of Muilcal Festival
PALACF,
1214 MARKET 8TKBET
10 A. 51., 13, 2, 3M5, 0:45, 7:43, 0:30 P. It.
MAURICE TOURNEUR'S
5 ... "DEEP WATERS"
Added LARRY SE.MON In "Th Suitor"
ARCADIA
X CHESTNUT ST. RH. lOTllX V
10 A. M. to 11:1.', I. II.
LAST 6 DAYS
OP
CECIL B. DeMILLE'S
INSPIRING PRODUCTION
"SOMETHING TO
THINK ABOUT"
Notable Caet Includes Gloria Swannon,
Elliott Dexter and Theodora Roberti
Next Week "THE RIGHT TO LOVE"
VICTORIA
MARKET ST. Ab. NINTH X
0:45 A. M. to 11:15 P. M.
Roscoc (Fatty) Arbuckle
in "THE ROUND-UP"
PAPITOT
w 721 MARKET STREET 1
10 A. M 12..2, 3:45, 5:43, 7:40, 0:30 P. M.
' 'Parlor. Bedroom and Bath' '
REGENT
A V MARKET ST. Bel. 17TH X
0 A. M. to 11:15 P. M.
Theda Bara in "SALOME"
rM fDI7 MARKET STREET
V-1L.W.DIL. AT JUNIPER
11:15 A. M. to 11 P. M.
CONTINUOUS VAUDEVILLE
"BUZZIN' AROUND"
CARDO it. NOLL; OTHERS
CROSS KEYS C0TU market STS.
J. K. EMMETT & CO.
BROADWAY Broad and Snyder Ave.
UNA CLAYTON & CO.
OLIVE THOMAS ,,DABt"
MINE
ACADEMY OP MUSIC
TUESDAY BU'ENING. NOVEMBER 2
Fiftieth Performance by the
Philadelphia Operatic Society
The Jewels hfe Madonna
Brilliant Cant and Splendid Chorus and Ballet
WASSILI LEI'S. Conductor a
?tat!. 25. I'oPPe'a.. HIO Chestnut street
11. SI 50. S2 and S2 50.
RETURN ENGAGEMENT
Friday Evening. October 29
THE INCOMPARABLE
PAVLOWA
and her
BALLET RUSSE
ACADEMY of MUSIC
Sale Now at Heppe's, 75c to $3
War Tax Additional
ACADEMY OF MUSIC
PHILADELPHIA
ORCHESTRA
I.F.Orot.D STOKOVSKI.Conductor
Soloist. Mm MarBaret Matzenauer. Contralto
rill DAY AFTERNOON. OCT. 21). AT 3:00
SATURDAY EVENING, OCT. 30, AT 8:15
Berlloi. overture. ,-Le Carnaval Romaln"
Threo Sonits with Orchestra.
Ropartz. ...Smphony No 4 in C major
Tuo Sonvs with Orchestra
Sats Now on Sale nt Hoppe's, 1110 Chestnut
EITH'S
aw -Whiting & Burt-Sadl8
Tn 'LITTLE MISS MELODY"
Kat0-EHnore & Williams-Sam
IRVING 4 JACK KAUFMAN
Bf3lo Rompfl A Cn. A C. Astor
nnd Other Stars
ACADEMY-OF MUSIC
BOSTON
Svjnday, Nov. 1, at 8:15
Soloist'
Helen Stanley
Tickets now on tale at
Heppe's. J J 10 Chestnut
I Acalemy Box Office
SYMPHONY
ORCHESTRA
PIERRE
MO.NTEUX
Conductor
ACADEMY OF MUSIC - ?.
Oct. 29
New York Symphony
ORCHESTRA
WALTER DAMROSCH
CONDUCTOR
Seats nn Stele at Heppe'n. 1110 Chestnut 8t
ACADEMY of MUSIC w ,.;
Tlano Recital by
Ossip Gabrilovvitsch
Tickets 12 to 75c at Heppe's. 1110 Chestnut St.
ORPHEUM tiermi"tow" Chalien Ae,
xritlneo Tomorrow, 2.1c & SSo
MAE DESMOND S"1.II'!'U, ,n
'When Knighthood
h.ih In Flower" Next Week. "Jim's Girl"
JvVbtchVburlVojnf jj In OurNflfrtrM Studio.
ORTlbbOZ SCHOOL
DANCING LESfinKSFi
Iteiepitoii every Wednesday lit U P M
Studio can be rented Saturday eventtiKa
1520 Chestnut, Loo, IUU2 Open Day & Night
"A TEACHER " EACH PUPIL"
DUMONT'S N1T ANU AUCH STS.
lVLrvlNuh 8:15
Matinees Mon , Wed and Sat., 2(15
EMMETT WELCH MINSTRELS
"THE TllOl'nUM OF THE TROLI.EVS"
BIJOU
fafV. Al. Itunn fa, n.u
Clean Rond Shows Exclusively
Monte Carlo Girls
TROCAQFRO pat white and hi
' vV-vv aAIBTY aiRLH
MiiiK
PHILADELPHIA'S LEADING THBA1
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Direction of Memra. L t, 3, MuMT '
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For One Week Only
Robert WARWICK
Personally) in the ipoken drama t
"THE DAUNTLESS THREE"
A Myatery Play l
Ry HORACE ANNE8LEV VAC1IEIA
WALTER IIACKETT
With ESTELLU WINWOOD
$ 1.00 MAT. THURSDAY
NEXT WEEK
SEATS THURSDAY MAILORDERS NOW
Mr,
Leo
DITRICHSTEIN
In the Romantto MeJodraroatlo Suceeaa
"THE PURPLE MASK"
DqLANCEY ST. I nJ
17th & D Lancer,
Iielow spruce Bt.
Mala. Thure. A SAt.
OPENING TONIGHT
ROBERT MILTON'S COMEDY
WITH MUSIC
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ANI FORaETTO CROV Olfl"
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LAST WEEK
$1.00 '
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PRESENTS
MATINEE WED,
BEST SEATS
DADDY
DUMPLINS
By OEORGE UARR MeCTJTCIIEON
ond EARL CARROLL i
With
MACLTN ARBUCKLE
"Makes exactly the sariie sort of an appeal
as 'Way Down East. 'The Man from Horns',
and 'Lightning-.' "Public Lodger.
NEXT WEEK beginning
JT. L-I-rw MON. NOV. 1 w '
THE ONE BIG EVENT
.... .J"IK NEW YORK
WINTER GARDEN'S
EIGHTH ANNUAL REVUE
THE
PASSING
SHOW:
of 1919
15 fiumpuious Scenes.150 Stars and Satellite
A MOBILIZVTION OF MIRTHMAKERSI A
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CHESTNUT ST. 0PEnA0usB
MATINESS, 2:15 E'ENINGS, 8:15
"A series of thrills," Bulletin. 1
D. W. GRIFFITH '
MASTEKPIECE
I
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MAT. DAILY gg $1.00
NOTE Owlnir to cost, length of produoi "
tlon tnd Iron-bound contracts, this plctur ' (
ner can be shown at less than flrsl-clasa, i
theatro prices. ' ',
METROPOLITAN
ivl OPERA HOUSE 41
ITALIAN LYniC FEDERATION
Thursday Evening. October 28 '
LA FORZA DEL DESTINO
Thurs Nov. 4th. LA QIACONDA
8Htn now $1 to $3, lor sule at We
mnnn , 1103 Chestnut St
PHILADELPHIA'S FOREMOST THEATRE3
FORREST Tonight .r,V
Matinees We"1nday and Satunlay nt 2)111
CUnr J MnrOreBor nnd William Moor
Patch request our attendance at
SPEED LIMIT MUSICAL SHOW
Willi HARRY K MORTON .
tho ORIGINAL t'AST AND A BATTALION
OF GIRLS WITH 1IF.WITCIIERY OF FACB
AND MAGIC IN THEIR DAINTY FEET
Best Suits 12 nt Populnr Wed. Mat. r
Llectlotl Day Mat Tiles , Nov 2, 50o to 13
P.ARRlPk!" n'"j"ts at 8 io "y-
VJ-I,lIVrV.Mnt Wed 4Sat.at3:lft
HENRY W. SAVAGE Offers
Till: PRIMA DONNA COMEDIENNH
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IN THE MERRY MUSICAL ROMANCD
LADY BILLY
WITH METROPOLITAN SJNOING CAST
AND SINGING AND DANCING ENSEMBLBI
Best Seats 2 at Popular Wed, Mat.
RRflAH NIGHTS "at" 8 :7b
UIUrtJ Mats Weil & Sat at 218
"THE FIRST REAL PLAY OF THE 8BA
SON "North American.
HENRY MILLER
BLANCHE BATES
IN
The Famous Mrs. Fair
I'y JAMES FORBES
Best Seats 12 at Popular Wed Mat,
PEOPLE'S Hnslnirton Ave.
Mat.
THE LEW KELLY SHOW
With low Kelly "Himself"
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